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Academic Year 1998-1999

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Academic Year 1999-2000

Liberal ed Reqs
Quarter to Semester System

Liberal ed Reqs
Semester to Quarter System

Recommended
Quarter to Semester Substitutions

Fall 98
Schedule

Spring 99
Schedule

MUSIC

MUSIC

RECOMMENDED QUARTER TO SEMESTER COURSE SUBSTITUTIONS
Music Contact: Seth Beckman Bangsberg 337. ph. 3997
The following substitutions are recommendations of the department and are subject to change and interpretation.
Note: For courses not offered under quarters, see Semester Course Offerings, below.
Quarter Courses
1996-98 Undergraduate Catalog
Recommended Semester Course Substitution
1998-2000 Undergraduate Catalog

101 Introduction to Music

1100 Introduction to Music

102 Introduction to Jazz, Folk, and Rock Music

1120 Introduction to Jazz, Folk, and Rock Music

104 World Music

3110 World Music

111 Music Principles

1130 Music Principles

115 Piano Fundamentals I

2301 Piano Fundamentals I

116 Piano Fundamentals II

2302 Piano Fundamentals II

117 Piano Proficiency I

2311 Piano Proficiency I

118 Piano Proficiency II

2312 Piano Proficiency II

126 Private Organ I

1129 Private Organ I

127 Private Piano I

1119 Private Piano I

128 Private Voice I

1139 Private Voice I

129 Private Instrument I

1109 Private Instrument I

130 Piano, Level I

1118 Piano, Level I

131 Voice, Level I

1138 Voice, Level I

132 Strings, Level I

1148 Strings, Level I

133 Woodwinds, Level I

1158 Woodwinds, Level I

134 Brass, Level I

1168 Brass, Level I

135 Percussion, Level I

1178 Percussion, Level I

136 Performance Lab

1800 Performance Lab

152 Varsity Singers

3800 Varsity Singers

153 Bemidji Choir

4800 Bemidji Choir

154 Chamber Singers

4810 Chamber Singers

155 Vocal Ensemble

4820 Vocal Ensemble

160 University Symphonic Wind Ensemble

4720 University Symphonic Wind Ensemble

161 University Band

4710 University Band

165 Bemidji Symphony Orchestra

4500 Bemidji Symphony Orchestra

166 Instrumental Ensembles

4700 Instrumental Ensembles

173 Jazz Band

4610 Jazz Band

174 Jazz Ensemble

4600 Jazz Ensemble

200 Sight Singing and Ear Training I

2101 Sight Singing and Ear Training I

201 Sight Singing and Ear Training II

See Department Plan

202 Sight Singing and Ear Training III

2101 Sight Singing and Ear Training II

203 Music Theory I

2201 Music Theory I

204 Music Theory II

See Department Plan

205 Music Theory III

2202 Music Theory II

218 Piano Sight Reading and Accompanying

3300 Piano Accompanying

220 Jazz Improvisation

3100 Jazz Improvisation

226 Private Organ II

2129 Private Organ II

227 Private Piano II

2119 Private Piano II

228 Private Voice II

2139 Private Voice II

229 Private Instrument II

2109 Private Instrument II

230 Piano, Level II

2118 Piano, Level II

231 Voice, Level II

2138 Voice, Level II

232 Strings, Level II

2148 Strings, Level II

233 Woodwinds, Level II

2158 Woodwinds, Level II

234 Brass, Level II

2168 Brass, Level II

235 Percussion Level II

2178 Percussion Level II

270 Piano Methods

4107 Piano Literature and Pedagogy;
also seeDepartmental Plan

271 Vocal Techniques

3400 Vocal Techniques;
also see Departmental Plan

300 Sight Singing and Ear Training IV

3101 Sight Singing and Ear Training III

301 Sight Singing and Ear Training V

See Department Plan

302 Sight Singing and Ear Training VI

3102 Sight Singing and Ear Training IV

303 Music Theory IV

3201 Music Theory III

304 Music Theory V

See Department Plan

305 Music Theory VI

3202 Music Theory IV

312 Counterpoint

3107 Counterpoint

315 Twentieth Century Harmony

3108 Twentieth Century Harmonic Techniques

326 Private Organ III

3129 Private Organ III

327 Private Piano III

3119 Private Piano III

328 Private Voice III

3138 Private Voice III

329 Private Instrument III

3109 Private Instrument III

330 Piano, Level II

3118 Piano, Level II

331 Voice, Level III

3138 Voice, Level III

332 Strings, Level III

3148 Strings, Level III

333 Woodwinds, Level III

3158 Woodwinds, Level III

334 Brass, Level III

3168 Brass, Level III

335 Percussion Level III

3178 Percussion Level III

340 Conducting Fundamentals

3618 Conducting Fundamentals

341 Instrumental Conducting

3628 Instrumental Conducting I

343 Choral Conducting

3638 Choral Conducting

348 Music Methods and Materials: Pre-K through Second Grade

3604 Music Methods and Materials: Pre-K through Grade Five;
also see Departmental Plan

349 Music Methods and Materials: Grades Three through Five

3604 Music Methods and Materials: Pre-K through Grade Five;
also see Departmental Plan

350 Music Methods and Materials: Grades Six through Twelve

3605 Music Methods and Materials: Grades Six through Twelve

359 Jazz Ensemble Techniques

4620 Jazz Ensemble Techniques

369 Honors in Music

3068 Honors in Music

370 Musical Production Techniques

3407 Musical Production Techniques

371 Diction for Singers

3420 French & German Diction and
3410 English & Italian Diction
Also see Departmental Plan

372 Special Marching Band Techniques

3408 Special Marching Band Techniques

386 History and Literature of Music I

3801 History and Literature of Music I

387 History and Literature of Music II

See Department Plan

388 History and Literature of Music III

3802 History and Literature of Music II

389 Electronic Synthesizer

3507 Music and Computers

402 Jazz Arranging

4630 Jazz Arranging

411 Form and Analysis

4108 Tonal Forms

412 Orchestration I

4100 Arranging the Band and Orchestration

415 Choral Arranging

4811 Choral Studies I;
also see Departmental Plan

416 Composition

4200 Composition

420 Piano Literature

4107 Piano Literature & Pedagogy;
Also seeDepartmental Plan

421 Choral Literature

4811 Choral Studies I;
also see Departmental Plan

422 Wind and Percussion Instrument Literature

4730 Instrumental Literature;
also see Departmental Plan

424 String Instrument Literature

4730 Instrumental Literature;
also see Departmental Plan

425 Choral Seminar

4812 Choral Studies II;
also see Departmental Plan

426 Instrumental Music Seminar

4738 Instrumental Seminar

426 Private Organ IV

4129 Private Organ IV

427 Private Piano IV

4119 Private Piano IV

428 Private Voice IV

4138 Private Voice IV

429 Private Instrument IV

4109 Private Instrument IV

430 Piano, Level IV

4118 Piano, Level IV

431 Voice, Level IV

4138 Voice, Level IV

432 Strings, Level IV

4148 Strings, Level IV

433 Woodwinds, Level IV

4158 Woodwinds, Level IV

434 Brass, Level IV

4168 Brass, Level IV

435 Percussion IV

4178 Percussion, Level IV

436 Senior Recital

4898 Senior Recital

440 Advanced Conducting

4648 Advanced Conducting

450 Music Administration

4828 Music Administration

461 Readings in Music

4507 Readings in Music

472 Survey of Symphony

4807 Survey of Symphony

473 Survey of Opera and Chamber Opera

4808 Survey of Opera and Chamber Opera

474 Survey of Oratorio and Cantata

4809 Survey of Oratorio and Cantata

475 Survey of Chamber Music

4708 Survey of Chamber Music

476 Survey of Concerto

4709 Survey of Concerto

477 Survey of Solo Song Literature

3430 Survey of Solo Song Literature

DEPARTMENT PLAN (DP) for ADVISING
for Quarter to Semester Substitution
of Sequence and Consolidated Courses

The following plan, prepared by the department, will be used to advise students regarding quarter to semester substitutions of sequence and consolidated courses. The plan is based on the following Policies and Practices for Semester Conversion Advising (Semester Conversion Committee; Faculty Senate):

  • Options for meeting the No Retake Policy when students already have completed in quarters a portion of a semester course
    1. Using an All-University number, departments may allow students to enroll for variable credit to complete a portion of a semester course.
    2. Using All-University numbers, departments may design and offer appropriate transitional courses.
    3. Departments may waive portions of a sequence course requirement.
  • This plan is subject to revision and interpretation.
  • For substitution of courses not listed here, see the Quarter to Semester Course Substitution list

Quarter Course
(Number and Title)
Option
(1, 2 or 3 from above, or description of other option/s)

200, 201, 202 Sight Singing and Ear Training I, II, and III

#1 or #3

203, 204, 205 Music Theory I, II, and III

#1 or #3

132 String, Level I, 133 Woodwinds, Level I, 134 Brass, Level I, 135 Percussion, Level I

#1 or #3

300, 301, 302 Sight Singing and Ear Training IV, V, and VI

#1 or #3

303, 304, 305 Music Theory IV, V, and VI

#1 or #3

270 Piano Methods, 420 Piano Literature

#1 or #3

271 Vocal Techniques, 371 Diction for Singers

#1 or #3

386 387, and 388 History and Literature of Music I, II, and III

#1 or #3

348 Music Methods and Materials: Pre-K-2nd Grade
349 Music Methods and Materials: 3rd-5th Grade

#1 or #3

415 Choral Arranging, 421 Choral Literature
425 Choral Seminar

#1 or #3

422 Wind and Percussion Literature
424 String Instrument Literature

#1 or #3